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Opioid Death Toll Still Climbing in Canada, Private Addiction Treatment Saves More Lives.
Canada’s opioid crisis claimed the lives of more than 11,500 people between January 2016 and December 2018, the Public Health Agency of Canada reported Thursday. New data shows that 4,460 people died in 2018 alone and many of these death...
“Sticks and Stones May Break my Bones, but Words Will Never Hurt Me.”
How often have you heard or said that age-old nursery rhyme about words — to yourself or someone you care about? Probably more times than you can remember. And while it has good intentions, the reality is it couldn’t be further from ...
F.A.R. = Fear. Anger. Resentment.
Fear is about the future, that you will not get your way. Anger is about the present, not getting your way now. Resentment is about the past, not getting your way in the past. The future, we cannot control, as the past we cannot change,...
Hospital Wait Times up due to Addiction Cases
New numbers from a report looking at treatment and services for people who are dealing with mental health and addiction issues are troubling. The Canadian Institute for Health and Information (CIHI) found more than 400 people across Cana...
More Canadians Hospitalized for Alcohol and Drugs than Heart Attacks – Proper Addiction Treatment Needed.
More Canadians are hospitalized per day for health conditions and injuries caused by alcohol or drugs than for heart attacks and strokes combined, according to a new study....
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